Basic parameters of manufactured BEC / SBEC in the table.
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Transmitter update 5.04
New version SW 5.04 intended for DS-12 and DC-16II transmitters. The update can be done by the new Jeti Studio v1.1.3.
The 900MHz NG (Next Generation) backup module can be enabled (SW 5.04) after the appropriate module activation via the JETI SW shop https://swshop.jetimodel.com.
The 900MHz NG (Next Generation) backup module can be enabled (SW 5.04) after the appropriate module activation via the JETI SW shop https://swshop.jetimodel.com.
Transmitter update 5.03
You can download and install the latest version 5.03 for your transmitter via JETI Studio:
- Redesigned logical switches.
- Various small fixes.
Transmitter update is here
You can download and install the latest version 5.02 for your transmitter via JETI Studio:
- Integrated help for DS-12 and DC/DS-24.
- Lua Enhancements.
- Automatic checking of controls assignment after model change.
- Revised input selection dialog.
- More features and one small surprise.
What is the basic difference between BEC and SBEC?
Linear BEC: It has a more linear output voltage then SBEC and is safer to voltage breakdown (short circuit input and output after failure). It is suitable for a smaller voltage difference between input and output, with a larger difference it starts to overheat. The ideal power supply for linear BECs with a 5-6V output are two Li-xx cells (2S).
Switched BEC: It is suitable where we want a higher supply voltage.For example, to power the BEC from the main batteries (power supply for motor). It can also "work" with a bigger voltage range (up to 59V) while keeping small dimensions.
